The pie charts illustrates the major factors for global warming, while the table depicts the percentage of CO2 generated by those factors across three continents.
Overall, vehocles exhaust fmes are the main causes for gloabl warming. In addition, the percentage of CO2 emited by the factors varies in each continent.
According to the chart, vehicle exhaust fumes accounted for most of the chart, at 34%, which was 4% higher than the contribution of factory fumes. By contrast, over population was the least predominant cause, making up roughly 10% of the total. Notably, exactly one-fourth of the global warming causes were caused by deforestation.
In the table, the percentage of CO2 emission form vehicles was the highest in Europe at 35%, while America and Asia had the same proportion of 33%. In contrast, the amount of CO2 caused by overpopulation was the greatest in Asia at 31%, greater by 14% than that of the other two continents. At the same time, CO2 emission form deforestation was the greatest in America, at 31%, followed by Europe at 15%, and finally Asian, only 9%. Interestingly, the figure for Factory was roughly the same for Eroupe and Asia, approximately 30%.